The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1887-04-28
~Oysters and Soup, every
day, including Sundays, at Johnny
Kerstein's.
LOCAL ITEMS.

is business. Now is the lime 10
advertise, row is the time TO sub
scribe paw when you please
West front street is being gray
eled.
Boys: The Sentinel Office knows
all about bean pool.
Christ Roller is in Cincinnati
having his eyes trested.
Mrs. Eckhart is having a new
roof put on her residence on Main
street.
Vim. Martin is putting in the
found alton Of. Keynes s Wellmah's
new warehouse.
]. E. Tntsch is repairing his res
idence on Front street and is paint
ing his wooden factory.
DIR. Aplin, the popular young
physician of Carbon Hill. made us
q pleasant call on last Monday.
The Misses May Clark and Sadie
Pleukharp have closed their schools
at Carbon Hill and returned to this
city.
Miss Ammo Doyle has closed
very successful term of school at
Buchtel and is at her home in this
city.
l. Voris is doing some landscap.
gardening on his grounds next 20
the green house on south Mulberry
street.
The timbers for the new bridge
that IS 10 be built across he CANA
at Keynes l. Wellman's are OH the
the ground.
Have Your umbrellas and par.
asols repaired and recovered at
Franks Umbrella Store. 156
South High Street, Colum bus, o |
A ball for the benefit of the Sill
yer Cornet Band given at The City
Hall, McAr.her, o., tomorrow ev-
CHING.
George Bright. formerly connect
ed with Phil SIisher's saloon, has
enlisted in the regular army and
si.l march away to the merry wars
Tho last ball 0: the season Is TO
lie held at Aliens Opera House,
Nclsonville, O.. tomorrow evening
The mana cement will accept hanks |
for az snvitation TO be present.
Broken bones reset ani new
ribs Inserted without pain or use
of ch 'oroform at Frank $, the I'm
brella Man. 156 South High |
Street, Columbus, o.
Father Cady was assisted last
week in conducting the Forty
Hours devotion by Fathers Weis
niger. Of StraitsviIle, and Mc Clurg
of Athens.
John Me6room. father>ln lsw of
Ben White of this city, and notice
of whose illness, was published
sometime ago, died the latter par;
of last week, and WAS buried at
Glbisonyille on Sunday.
Last Saturday while Fred and
Warren Bright were in boat on
the canal, the latter was by some
means thrown out and Fred jump
ing IN the water to rescue hls young
er brother, both boys narrowly es-
d o wing.
TIE selection of Mr.. J. n.
Floyd as Secretary of the Hook
ing County Agricultural Society
is a guarantee that the forth
coming fair will be a success. Mr..
Floyd Is practical, intelligent,
and enterprising, and will COM
nand for the Society the conf
dence of the public.
If there is grocery in the
town that is more complete in all
of its appointments than George
Hartman's, we don't know where
it is located. Andy Holl, jr., the
manager, carefully supervisesthe
stock and is always ready to meet
all calls. Goods are delivered to
any part of the city without ex-
ira charge. You can get any
thing you want at Hartman's.
Mrs. j. B. Butin and her son
Roy, and Mrs. T. F. Mccarthy
and twin daughters, left for Ash
land, Wis, Tuesday last, to join
their husbands in that city. The
ladies have long been active factors
in social circles hero, and in their
departure will be missed. We
hope they may find their homes in
the faraway north pleasant ones,
and feel sure they will soon gather
around them just such circle of
friends as they left behind.
DR.. q. V. Raney, the popular
dentist, was married to Miss Alice
Doan, of Toledo, a t Columbus, ont
Friday last. and returned with his
bride to his home in this city the
same evening. Miss Doan Is a
sister of Mrs. Adam Klein, and is
well and favorably known in this